Your own online casino on a ready-made White Label platform

[Kavelj22]

We operate in the B2B space, but we wouldn’t be against bringing in an investor to help us scale and grow the business further.

Hi! We operate as a white-label product. We charge a one-time $5,000 setup fee, followed by 7% of the profit on a monthly basis, which is considered a standard model for the market.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Everything else is handled by the client. The amount of funding required to launch is always individual and depends on the specific market, strategy, and goals. From our side, we do everything we can to make the launch as simple and cost-effective as possible, so the client doesn’t have to spend more than necessary.

As for marketing, the budget also varies significantly from project to project. Some operators start with around $10,000, while others invest $100,000 or even $1,000,000+.

It really depends on the market you’re targeting, your ambitions, and how aggressively you want to scale.

With this detailed explanation, I can understand that you are opened for partnerships with potential investors and selling the service at the same time to potential clients. However, you didn't answer my question about how you plan to provide a full service product for multiple clients. If two or three or more clients contact you to buy the product plus technical services, what's your plan to deal with this?

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

[cryptoaddictchie]

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Surely some investors like this set up with inhouse support by your team and they seems to be just a normal investor on his own gambling platform. In set up like this, what are the sole responsibility of your client? Does they handle other staff like setting up banks or wallet for profit sharing and maybe tax related or its also part of the services?

Im pretty sure revolving capital will be at their end right? Cause its need capital too and even proof of reserved for potential users to trust the casino.

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

[Kavelj22]

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

I doubt the whole story from the beginning. Do you really believe that a professional seller who surely must had previous experiences will afford to spend a small budget creating a simple static website to show the world his portfolio? Or that a casino version requires only $5K to start with? He is coming here trying to sell the illusion and now he stopped replying to questions here. It seems it becomes more embarassing to him didn't expect that much queries.

[vacsd]

We operate in the B2B space, but we wouldn’t be against bringing in an investor to help us scale and grow the business further.

Hi! We operate as a white-label product. We charge a one-time $5,000 setup fee, followed by 7% of the profit on a monthly basis, which is considered a standard model for the market.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Everything else is handled by the client. The amount of funding required to launch is always individual and depends on the specific market, strategy, and goals. From our side, we do everything we can to make the launch as simple and cost-effective as possible, so the client doesn’t have to spend more than necessary.

As for marketing, the budget also varies significantly from project to project. Some operators start with around $10,000, while others invest $100,000 or even $1,000,000+.

It really depends on the market you’re targeting, your ambitions, and how aggressively you want to scale.

With this detailed explanation, I can understand that you are opened for partnerships with potential investors and selling the service at the same time to potential clients. However, you didn't answer my question about how you plan to provide a full service product for multiple clients. If two or three or more clients contact you to buy the product plus technical services, what's your plan to deal with this?

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

We have no problem servicing multiple clients simultaneously, as each product is hosted on a separate server.

At the moment, we are servicing 3 projects simultaneously, and we can support up to 10 projects at the same time. If we go beyond 10 projects, we’ll expand our team accordingly.

We don’t sell the product for the large amounts you mentioned. Considering what we offer, our pricing is actually quite affordable compared to the market.

Yes, our main focus is on online sales, but we’re also open to meeting in person at iGaming conferences and forums, which take place quite frequently.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Surely some investors like this set up with inhouse support by your team and they seems to be just a normal investor on his own gambling platform. In set up like this, what are the sole responsibility of your client? Does they handle other staff like setting up banks or wallet for profit sharing and maybe tax related or its also part of the services?

Im pretty sure revolving capital will be at their end right? Cause its need capital too and even proof of reserved for potential users to trust the casino.

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

As I mentioned before, we only handle everything related to the platform itself. All other aspects of the product are managed by the person who purchased it, because essentially, it’s their business operating on our platform.

However, as additional services, we can provide everything related to iGaming, depending on the client’s needs.

At the moment, we have 3 clients.

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

I doubt the whole story from the beginning. Do you really believe that a professional seller who surely must had previous experiences will afford to spend a small budget creating a simple static website to show the world his portfolio? Or that a casino version requires only $5K to start with? He is coming here trying to sell the illusion and now he stopped replying to questions here. It seems it becomes more embarassing to him didn't expect that much queries.

What are you talking about? What illusion?

I’ve provided all the links, including the demo, which you can access and use to check out the product yourself.

I’m not on this forum every day. I simply log in, see the questions, and respond to them.

Judging by your questions, it seems like you have very little understanding of how the industry actually works and lack the relevant knowledge and experience to properly evaluate the product.

[cryptoaddictchie]

As I mentioned before, we only handle everything related to the platform itself. All other aspects of the product are managed by the person who purchased it, because essentially, it’s their business operating on our platform.

However, as additional services, we can provide everything related to iGaming, depending on the client’s needs.

At the moment, we have 3 clients.

I see so it may be hard to avail it just in case I tried it out as legal aspect on gambling services in our country is quite a mess and hard process. Thanks for the response! Wow you got 3 clients working in now? Thats nice to hear, is there any feedback or reviews from your client on your website to see the performance of your service? Or can tou share their gambling site currently operating now for us to check it?

[Kavelj22]

We operate in the B2B space, but we wouldn’t be against bringing in an investor to help us scale and grow the business further.

Hi! We operate as a white-label product. We charge a one-time $5,000 setup fee, followed by 7% of the profit on a monthly basis, which is considered a standard model for the market.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Everything else is handled by the client. The amount of funding required to launch is always individual and depends on the specific market, strategy, and goals. From our side, we do everything we can to make the launch as simple and cost-effective as possible, so the client doesn’t have to spend more than necessary.

As for marketing, the budget also varies significantly from project to project. Some operators start with around $10,000, while others invest $100,000 or even $1,000,000+.

It really depends on the market you’re targeting, your ambitions, and how aggressively you want to scale.

With this detailed explanation, I can understand that you are opened for partnerships with potential investors and selling the service at the same time to potential clients. However, you didn't answer my question about how you plan to provide a full service product for multiple clients. If two or three or more clients contact you to buy the product plus technical services, what's your plan to deal with this?

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

We have no problem servicing multiple clients simultaneously, as each product is hosted on a separate server.

At the moment, we are servicing 3 projects simultaneously, and we can support up to 10 projects at the same time. If we go beyond 10 projects, we’ll expand our team accordingly.

We don’t sell the product for the large amounts you mentioned. Considering what we offer, our pricing is actually quite affordable compared to the market.

Yes, our main focus is on online sales, but we’re also open to meeting in person at iGaming conferences and forums, which take place quite frequently.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Surely some investors like this set up with inhouse support by your team and they seems to be just a normal investor on his own gambling platform. In set up like this, what are the sole responsibility of your client? Does they handle other staff like setting up banks or wallet for profit sharing and maybe tax related or its also part of the services?

Im pretty sure revolving capital will be at their end right? Cause its need capital too and even proof of reserved for potential users to trust the casino.

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

As I mentioned before, we only handle everything related to the platform itself. All other aspects of the product are managed by the person who purchased it, because essentially, it’s their business operating on our platform.

However, as additional services, we can provide everything related to iGaming, depending on the client’s needs.

At the moment, we have 3 clients.

I am really curious to know about your clients and their opinions about your service. I am also curious to know how did you manage to get those clients and how you can work with the three of them similtaniously.

I am not judging you but it is not everyday people come here and offer to sell similar services. A newbie without a confirmed reputation history is always a subject of doubt until credibility is proved.

[vacsd]

As I mentioned before, we only handle everything related to the platform itself. All other aspects of the product are managed by the person who purchased it, because essentially, it’s their business operating on our platform.

However, as additional services, we can provide everything related to iGaming, depending on the client’s needs.

At the moment, we have 3 clients.

I see so it may be hard to avail it just in case I tried it out as legal aspect on gambling services in our country is quite a mess and hard process. Thanks for the response! Wow you got 3 clients working in now? Thats nice to hear, is there any feedback or reviews from your client on your website to see the performance of your service? Or can tou share their gambling site currently operating now for us to check it?

All of our clients are under NDA. I think you understand that this is standard practice in the iGaming industry.

If you’re interested in launching your own casino, feel free to message me directly on Telegram. We can discuss everything in more detail there, and I’ll explain the process and guide you through what needs to be done.

Telegram: @exora_manager

[vacsd]

We operate in the B2B space, but we wouldn’t be against bringing in an investor to help us scale and grow the business further.

Hi! We operate as a white-label product. We charge a one-time $5,000 setup fee, followed by 7% of the profit on a monthly basis, which is considered a standard model for the market.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Everything else is handled by the client. The amount of funding required to launch is always individual and depends on the specific market, strategy, and goals. From our side, we do everything we can to make the launch as simple and cost-effective as possible, so the client doesn’t have to spend more than necessary.

As for marketing, the budget also varies significantly from project to project. Some operators start with around $10,000, while others invest $100,000 or even $1,000,000+.

It really depends on the market you’re targeting, your ambitions, and how aggressively you want to scale.

With this detailed explanation, I can understand that you are opened for partnerships with potential investors and selling the service at the same time to potential clients. However, you didn't answer my question about how you plan to provide a full service product for multiple clients. If two or three or more clients contact you to buy the product plus technical services, what's your plan to deal with this?

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

We have no problem servicing multiple clients simultaneously, as each product is hosted on a separate server.

At the moment, we are servicing 3 projects simultaneously, and we can support up to 10 projects at the same time. If we go beyond 10 projects, we’ll expand our team accordingly.

We don’t sell the product for the large amounts you mentioned. Considering what we offer, our pricing is actually quite affordable compared to the market.

Yes, our main focus is on online sales, but we’re also open to meeting in person at iGaming conferences and forums, which take place quite frequently.

From our side, we provide the technical support and maintenance of the product: we handle updates, improve the functionality, fix technical issues, and continuously develop the platform.

Surely some investors like this set up with inhouse support by your team and they seems to be just a normal investor on his own gambling platform. In set up like this, what are the sole responsibility of your client? Does they handle other staff like setting up banks or wallet for profit sharing and maybe tax related or its also part of the services?

Im pretty sure revolving capital will be at their end right? Cause its need capital too and even proof of reserved for potential users to trust the casino.

Don't forget that you are coming as anonymous profile to sell a product worth big amounts. Our questions is to verify how much your professionalism. Again, this should be made physically in real life not online only.

A tough stand when a newcomer will do business its all goes down to reputation and credibility first before anything else.

Im curious but OP do you have secure any client already or working with one?

As I mentioned before, we only handle everything related to the platform itself. All other aspects of the product are managed by the person who purchased it, because essentially, it’s their business operating on our platform.

However, as additional services, we can provide everything related to iGaming, depending on the client’s needs.

At the moment, we have 3 clients.

I am really curious to know about your clients and their opinions about your service. I am also curious to know how did you manage to get those clients and how you can work with the three of them similtaniously.

I am not judging you but it is not everyday people come here and offer to sell similar services. A newbie without a confirmed reputation history is always a subject of doubt until credibility is proved.

As I mentioned above, all of our clients are under NDA.

We’re also active on other forums — this particular forum is still new to us. We’re also very active in professional iGaming communities and chats, where we regularly share our services and connect with industry professionals.

[cryptoaddictchie]

As I mentioned above, all of our clients are under NDA.

We’re also active on other forums — this particular forum is still new to us. We’re also very active in professional iGaming communities and chats, where we regularly share our services and connect with industry professionals.

I understand if thats an NDA. We just wanted to ask cause your platform is indeed a services and for anyone in this forrum to fully trust someone introducing their business here and be reputable a particular transparency should be seen too. I get that if your new here in the forum then thats one thing here. Reputation is based on account and client based services feedback too. Just to inform, but I totally get you.

[Lida93]

It's a good business model launched by OP where he gets $5k for the technical work of setting the system and then takes 7% from the profits. But, the hard part is that how users will consider choosing the casino over the rest? Someone with just $10k or $20k won't be able to run a good casino because a casino earns when players lose money and players join casinos when a casino spends huge amount on marketing and also gives free bonus + free spins to its users. I don't think it makes sense to even think about creating a casino when someone can't afford to invest $50k or more in it.

Running a casino is not a small money business; you need to budget hundreds of thousands before you can get it started. The OP has made it easier for some technical aspects, which is what the $5k covers. What about licensing and game provider partnerships? You will need as much as $500k above for one to run a small casino business and not even $50k.

$50k that's just a tip of the iceberg in setting up a fully functioning casino with large geographical coverage, though the cost differs but I don't think $50k can cover for all that's required especially with how highly competitive the gambling industry has become now, you must have to offer what appears to be better and attractive by all standards for it to attract traffic from customers in other already established casinos.